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Leisure, Family &RECREATION

PROGRAM REGISTRATION BEGINS MAY 16

recreation.townofmanchester.org

PROGRAM & EVENT CATALOG

CONTENTS EARL YOST Tennis Classicopen tennis tournament

19TH Annual

July 14th-17thManchester High School Tennis Courts

REGISTRATION DEADLINE Monday July 11th, 2016Registration forms are available at the

Community Y Recreation Center, 78 N. Main Street.

Singles Play: $20Doubles Play: $36 (per team)

*Registration includes a t-shirt & tennis balls for each match

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call Cherie Baker, Director at 860-655-9514

orContact the Recreation Division, 860-647-3084

www.earlyosttennis.com

Men’s Singles, Men’s 35+Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Singles,Women’s 35+Singles, Women’s Doubles, Mixed Doubles,

Boys 16 & under, Girls 15 & under, & Boys 13 & under Singles

GENERAL INFORMATION 15Center Springs Main OfficeMahoney Recreation CenterCommunity Y Recreation & Fitness CenterYouth Service BureauOffice of Neighborhoods and FamiliesNathan Hale CenterNorthwest Park Early Childhood CenterNorthwest Park Pavillion & Rental Informa-tionGlobe Hollow Swimming AreaSalters PoolSwanson PoolWaddell PoolWestside PoolMyTown TrailsParksProgram Information LineE-Rec Email ServiceFacility PassAccess Manchester Pass

SUMMER EVENTS 16-18

AQUATICS 19-21General InformationFacilities & SchedulesSeason ScheduleLessons & ProgramsParent/Child LessonsLearn to Swim Preschool LessonsLevel 1: Intro to Water SkillsLevel 2: Fundamental Aquatic SkillsLevel 3: Stroke DevelopmentLevel 4: Stroke ImprovementLevel 5: Stroke RefinementLevel 6: Swimming & Skill ProficiencyAquatic ProgramsAqua Cardio FitTeen Beginner LessonsDeep WaterSwim for FitnessHydro FitGrandparents & Child Open SwimNoodle NightsDeck Art DaysBeginner Adult LessonsPrivate Swim LessonsSwim Lesson ScheduleLearn to Swim InformationRegistration Information

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS 22Partners in Play

Toddler TimeCreative Kids

Cradle to CrayonsCreate with Me

Colors of Vincent Van GoghStory Telling &Puppet Making

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS 22PeeWee Tennis LessonsSkyHawksLego Camp

YOUTH PROGRAMS 23Youth Tennis LessonsYouth Basketball Leagues

CO-ED YouthCO-ED Teen

Teen Swim LessonsNoodle NightsDeck Art DaysJukido

BeginnersReturning

JourneyGirls CircleBoys WeekUrban ExpeditionGrandparent & Child Open Swim

SPECIALITY SUMMER CAMPS 24SkyHawks Youth Sports

Flag Football CampMini-HawksMulti-SportTiny-Hawks

Camp KennedyRopes CourseLego Camps

Mine, Craft, Build AdventureMine, Craft, Build SurvivalPre-EngineeringEngineering

ADULT FITNESS 25Adult Tennis LessonsTotal Body PlusJukidoPilatesDeep WaterHydro FitAqua Cardio FitSwim for FitnessStrength for LifeYoga for Active LifestylesPersonal Training 1 on 1Walk Live Power ClassFit for DeliveryTeam ActiveTeam FitREGISTRATION INFORMATION 26Registration Form

SENIOR CENTER PROGRAMS 27-29General InformationSocial Leisure ProgramsFitness & Movement Programs

FACILITIESCenter Springs Main Office39 Lodge Drive • Center Springs Park • 647-3084Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM-4:30 PMClosed Legal Holidays

Community Y Recreation & Fitness Center78 North Main Street • 647-3164Dates of Operation: Jun. - Sept.Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM-8:00 PM,Sat., 9 AM-12 PM

Mahoney Recreation Center110 Cedar Street • 647-3166Dates of Operation: Closed for the Summer

Youth Service Bureau63 Linden Street • 647-5213Dates of Operation: Jun.-Sept. Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

Office of Neighborhoods & Families153 Spruce Street • 647-3089Dates of Operation: Jun. - Sept. Office Hours: Mon.-Th., 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

Nathan Hale Center160 Spruce Street • 647-3089Dates of Operation: Jun. - Sept.

Northwest Park Early Childhood Center (Activity Center Bld. 1)448 Tolland Tnpke, Bld. #1 • 647-5212Dates of Operation: June - JulyOffice Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM -4:30 PM

Northwest Park Pavilion & RentalInfoNorthwest Park’s grand pavilion is 55’ in diameter,open sided and covered with picnic tables, a fullkitchen and prep area, serving windows, and restrooms. Adjacent to the pavilion is a 50’ long obser-vation deck which scales 16’ high and 18’ long overUnion Pond allowing for spectacular sunset views ofUnion Pond. For rental information contact theRecreation Division at 647-3075.

AQUATIC FACILITIESGlobe Hollow Swimming Area100 Spring Street • 647-3295Open Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 1-7 PM, Sat. & Sun.,1-6 PMLap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:30 AM-12:20 PM,Sat. & Sun., 1-6 PM

Salters Pool103 Lydall Street • 647-3296Open Swim Hours: Daily, 1-5 PMLap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:20 AM-12:20 PM,7:30-8:00 PM, Sat. & Sun., 1-6 PM

Swanson Pool48 North Main Street • 647-3297Open Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 1-5 PM, Sat. & Sun.,2-6 PM Lap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:20 AM-12:20 PM,5-5:30 PM, Sat. & Sun., 1-2 PM

Waddell Pool163 Broad Street • 647-3299Open Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 1-5 PM, 6-7:30 PM,Sat., 1-5 PM & Sun., 1-4 PMLap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 7:30 - 8 PM

West Side Pool110 Cedar Street • 647-3293Open Swim Hours: Everyday, 1-5 PMLap Swim Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:35 - 12:20 PM, Sat. &Sun., 5-6 PM

PARKS & TRAILSTrailsMyTown TrailsFor more information about Manchester’s trails andparkways visit MyTownTrails.com

Trail MixFor more information about Manchester’s trails andpathways pick up a copy of Trail Mix at the Cus-tomer Service Center at 41 Center Street, Manches-ter. Trail Mix can also be found online atrecreation.townofmanchester.org

ParksFor more information about Manchester’s Parks visitrecreation.townofmanchester.org and click on Parks.

CONTACT USProgram Information LineAccess program information and cancellations 24/7 at ourprogram information line at 647-3162.

Cancellation Information Press 1

E-Recreation E-Mail ServiceSign up to receive the Recreation Department’s freeweekly e-recreation e-mail service to provide youwith timely information about new programs, facili-ties and cancellations due to inclement weather.Register on-line: recreation.townofmanchester.org

FACILITY MEMBERSHIPFacility Pass for Adults and Seniors Valid through August 31, 2016

A Photo ID Facility Pass is required and allows use of therecreation centers, outdoor pools, and the Community Yfitness center during the 2015/2016 recreation season.Senior Citizen passes are also valid for access to the Man-chester Senior Center and Senior Center programs.

A Facility Pass is for Manchester residents only and a validID is required to prove residency upon purchase. You mustbe present when purchasing a membership for photo IDproduction. A Facility Pass can be purchased at any of ourregistration sites.

Facility Pass FeesYouth (0-20 years old) $0Adults (21-59 years old) $50 ($25 after 4/1/16)Senior Citizen (60 and older) $10Lost Card Replacement Fee $2Day Passes (Adult) $2Day Passes (Youth) $1

Access Manchester Pass Facility Pass for Youth under 21This free pass program gives Manchester youth under theage of 21 years old full access to Manchester’s recreationfacilities and public libraries.

Access Manchester Pass is for Manchester residents onlyand a valid ID is required to prove residency upon pur-chase. You must be present when purchasing a member-ship for photo ID production. Access Manchester Passcan be obtained at any of our registration sites.

15 Better Manchester

GENERAL INFO


MAY EVENTSMAY 1 Kidney WalkWalk to raise awareness and funds for lifesaving programsthat educate and support patients, their families andthose at risk. 9 AM. Wickham Park.Kidneywalk.org

MAY 5 National Day of PrayerCenter Memorial Park, 6:30 PM

Imagine Main Street, “Art Stroll”Come down to Main Street for arts, entertainment all hap-pening in historic downtown Manchester. 5:30-8:30 PMimaginemainstreet.com

MAY 7Fishing DerbySalters Pond, 103 Lydall Street.7-10 AMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

Senior Center Plant SaleSenior Center, 549 East Middle Turnpike. 9 AM-1 PMseniorcenter.townofmanchester.org

ShredFest8th District, 18 Main Street.9 AM-1 PM

Hazardous Waste CollectionAlso held on 6/4, 8/27, 9/24, 10/29

MAY 107th Annual Taste of ManchesterExplore the local flavors of Manchester. Proceeds benefitMDOG. 5:30-9 PMtasteofmanchesterct.com

MAY 15 An Elegant Tea PartyAn elegant tea at the Manchester History Center, with fes-tive food, socializing, and some surprises.Reservations re-quested 860-647-9983. $25 per person ($30 at the door).175 Pine Street, 1 PMwww.manchesterhistory.org

MAY 20Things in the Ocean Art Event & BookReleaseEast Side Neighborhood Resource Center, 153 SpruceStreet. 5:30-8 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

MAY 216th Annual Walk a Mile, Feed the WorldRegister to walk, sponsor or donate to this 3-mile walkthrough Charter Oak Park and surrounding bike paths.9:30 AM-12 PM www.walk4wwlm.com

MAY 27Neighborhood Works! ConferenceNathan Hale Building160 Spruce Street, 8 AM-4 PMtownofmanchester.org

MAY 30Memorial Day ParadeDowntown, Main Street, 9:30 AMtownofmanchester.org

JUNE EVENTSJUNE 2Imagine Main Street, “Rock & Stroll”Come down to Main Street for arts, entertainment all hap-pening in historic downtown Manchester. 5:30-8:30 PMimaginemainstreet.com

JUNE 3Pride in Manchester, DanceLive music, ballroom dancing, line dancing, a dance con-test, refreshments, and door prizes at the Senior Center,549 E Middle Tpke. Free admission. Tickets required fordoor prizes and available at the Senior Center or TownHall Customer Service. 6–9 PMprideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 4 & 5Connecticut Trails Day Guided hikes in Manchester and around the state. Formore information visit ctwoodlands.org.

JUNE 4Joseph Negri Concert/Heritage Day Ceremony Pride in Manchester at Center Memorial Park. 6-10 PMprideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

East Side Neighborhood Flea MarketRent a booth or come shop from 8:30 AM-12:30 PM onthe grounds of 153 Spruce Street. naf.townofmanchester.org

Historic Center Spring Park Walking TourOne-mile walk with some hills and wet areas sponsoredby the Manchester Land Trust.39 Lodge Drive. 1 PMwww.manchesterhistory.org

JUNE 5Art in the ParkArt in Center Memorial Park. 11 AMyoungatartct.org

Bike RodeoFree registration begins at 9 AM at Manchester Elks Lodge,30 Bissell St. with rodeo starting at 10 AM. Children mustbe accompanied by an adult and have a bicycle.prideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 8History Walk at the East CemeteryFree 1-hour walk begins on E. Center St. at 5:30 PMprideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 9East Side Block PartyFree, family-friendly EastSide Block Party. 153 SpruceStreet. 4:30-7:30 PMmpspride.org

SUMMER EVENTS


JUNE 10On Your Mark, Get Set, READ!Summer Reading Program Preschool Kick-Off Event. Chil-dren up to 5 years old. Mary Cheney Library. 10 AMlibrary.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 11Charity Road RaceCharity Race to benefit United Cerebral Palsy of GreaterHartford with kid, youth and adult mile races.100 Spring Street. 7-11 AMmanchesterrunningcompany.com

On Your Mark, Get Set, READ!Summer Reading Program Kick-Off Event featuring Trevorthe Games Man. All ages welcome. Mary Cheney Library.10:30 AMlibrary.townofmanchester.org

S.H.A.R.E. Open House DayFree activities sponsored by the South Manchester History,Arts, Recreation and Education Group.prideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

Veterans LunchAll veterans welcome for free lunch and camaraderieat Manchester Elks Lodge, 30 Bissell Street. RSVP to (860) 836-8396.11:30 AMprideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

Dog Day: Rabies Clinic & LicensingLicense and vaccinate your dog.75 Center Street. 12-2 PM

JUNE 12Flag Day CeremonyFlag Day Ceremony at Manchester Elks Lodge, 30 BissellStreet Free refreshments.prideinmanchester.townofmanchester.org

JUNE 14-1719th Annual Earl Yost Tennis ClassicAnnual Tennis Classic held at MHS, 134 E. Middle Turnpike.Registration ends 7/11.www.earlyosttennis.com

JULY EVENTSJULY 2Dutch Fogarty Independence DayCelebrationFestivities begin at 4 PM at Manchester CommunityCollege with children’s activities, plenty of fun, music, foodand fireworks for everyone. Rain date 7/3.recreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 6Noodle NightsWaddell Pool, 6-7:30 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

Bicentennial Band Shell Concert SeriesFree outdoor concerts starting at 7 PM throughoutthe summer months at MCC.manchesterbandshell.com

JULY 7Imagine Main StreetDowntown Manchester, 5:30-8:30 PMimaginemainstreet.com

JULY 9East Side Neighborhood Flea MarketRent a booth or come shop from 8:30 AM-12:30 PM onthe grounds of 153 Spruce Street. naf.townofmanchester.org

Deck Art DaysSalters Pool, 1-5 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

Farmers MarketSaturdays through 10/29. 8 AM-12:30 PM at the ForestStreet Parking Lot.

JULY 10Sunday Fun Day A day of activities including, the BIGGEST SPLASH can-nonball contest with prizes awarded to participants.Globe Hollow, 100 Spring Street, 2-4 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

Sundays at 4Pop-up art café and gallery featuring live musicand art. 153 Spruce Street. 4-6 PM.naf.townofmanchester.org

JULY 11Free Golf Day at MCCPlay a free round of golf at Manchester Country Club.305 South Main Streetwww.mancc.com

JULY 14, 21, & 28Beller’s Music Summer Concert SeriesFree concert in Center Memorial Park, 6-8 PMbellersmusic.com

JULY 15Movie in the Park - Minions!Free outdoor movie at WestSide Oval. 94 Cedar Street.7-10 PMwww.lifesongmanchester.com

JULY 16Deck Art DaysWaddell Pool, 1-5 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 20Noodle NightsWaddell Pool, 6-7:30 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

SUMMER EVENTS

JULY 23Deck Art DaysSwanson Pool, 2-6 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 27Noodle NightsGlobe Hollow, 6-7:30 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

JULY 29Movie in the Park - Minions!Free outdoor movie on the grounds of 153 Spruce Street.7-10 PMwww.lifesongmanchester.com

JULY 30Deck Art DaysWest Side Pool, 1-5 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

Motorcycle JamboreeOutdoor event located in the Broad Street Parkade (RainDate: 7/31). Broad Street Parkade. 1-6 PMnewseasonsct.org

AUGUST EVENTSAUGUST 6East Side Neighborhood Flea MarketRent a booth or come shop from 8:30 AM-12:30 PM onthe grounds of 153 Spruce Street. naf.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 716th Annual Cruisin’ on Main StreetFree car show with close to 800 vintage vehicles displayedalong Main Street. 11 AM-3 PM (Rain Dates: 8/14, 8/21)cruisinonmainstreet.org

Sundays at 4Pop-up art café and gallery featuring live musicand art. 153 Spruce Street. 4-6 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 7, 14, & 21Beller’s Music Summer Concert SeriesFree concert in Center Memorial Park, 6-8 PMbellersmusic.com

AUGUST 9Noodle NightsSalters Pool, 6-7:30 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 11Imagine Main Street “Silk City Fest”Downtown Manchester, 5:30-8:30 PM imaginemainstreet.com

Noodle NightsWest Side Pool, 6-7:30 PMrecreation.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 23On Your Mark, Get Set, READ!Summer Reading Program Grand Finale Event. Mary Cheney Library. 6:30-8:30 PM.library.townofmanchester.org

AUGUST 26Movie in the Park - DinosaurFree outdoor movie, on the grounds of 153 Spruce Street. 7-10 PMwww.lifesongmanchester.com

SEPTEMBER EVENTSSEPTEMBER 1Imagine Main Street “Stroll Back toSchool”Downtown Manchester, 5:30 – 8:30 PMimaginemainstreet.com

SEPTEMBER 10East Side Neighborhood Flea MarketRent a booth or come shop from 8:30 AM-12:30 PM onthe grounds of 153 Spruce Street. naf.townofmanchester.org

40th Annual Walking Tour of the CheneyHistoric District Commentary by Dr. Chris Paulin of MCC.146 Hartford Road, 1 PMwww.manchesterhistory.org

SEPTEMBER 3Labor Day Weekend- Farm DayThis annual end-of-summer festival is held on Fish FamilyFarm in Bolton. Animals, live music, hayrides, barn tours,games, and farm fresh ice cream. lutzmuseum.org

SEPTEMBER 11Sundays at 4Pop-up art café and gallery featuring live music and art.153 Spruce Street. 4-6 PMnaf.townofmanchester.org

SUMMER EVENTS


AQUATIC FACILITIES & SCHEDULES The dates, times and operation of all pools may be subject to change at the discretion of the Town of

Manchester.

GLOBE HOLLOW100 SPRING ST.

SALTERS

POOL103 LYDALL ST.

SWANSON

POOL48 NORTH MAIN ST.

WEST SIDE

POOL110 CEDAR ST.

WADDELL

POOL163 BROAD ST.

MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN.

11:30-12:30Adult Lap Swim





1:00-7:30Open Swim

1:00-7:30Open Swim

1:00-7:30Open Swim

1:00-7:30Open Swim

1:00-7:30Open Swim

1:00-6:00 OpenSwim/ Adult Lap

1:00-6:00 OpenSwim/ Adult Lap

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1:00-2:00 Adult Lap Swim

1:00-2:00 Adult Lap Swim

1:00-5:00Open Swim

1:00-5:00Open Swim

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10:30-11:30 Grandparent &Child Swim


10:30-11:30 Grandparent &Child Swim

10:30-11:30 Senior Aqua Exercise






1:00-5:00Open Swim

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1:00-4:00Open Swim

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4:00-6:00 Adult Swim Lessons

6:00-7:30Open Swim

6:00-7:30Open Swim

6:00-7:30Open Swim

6:00-7:30Open Swim

6:00-7:30Open Swim

6:00-7:00 Teen Swim Lessons






GENERAL INFOManchester’s municipal swimming pools arestaffed with American Red Cross certified lifeguards. All pools have bathroom and changingfacilities with showers. All children under theage of 10 must be accompanied by an adult 18years and older. Most pools offer American RedCross swim lessons, water exercise classes, aswell as open & adult swim times. Pools withthe exception of Globe Hollow Swimming Areaoffer wading pool areas for children under 52”.

SEASON SCHEDULEPre-Season (6/13-6/26)Location: West Side PoolMeets: 1-6 PM

Regular Season (6/27-8/12)See aquatics facility schedule on this page.Globe Hollow is the only facility open on 7/4,from 1-6 PM

Post Season (8/13-8/28)Location: West Side Pool Meets: 1-6 PM


AQUATIC SCHEDULE & INFORMATION

SWIM LESSON DESCRIPTIONS Parent/Child Lessons Adults must accompany child in water. Builds basic water safety skills forboth adults and children, helping infants and young children become com-fortable in the water so they are wiling and ready to learn how to swim.Water diapers and proper swim attire required.

Infant: Ages 6 months- 18 monthsToddler: Ages 19 months- 3 years 5 months

Learn to Swim Preschool LessonsGives young children ages 3.5 – 5 a positive, developmentally appropriateaquatic learning experience that emphasizes water safety, survival andfoundational swimming concepts. This class is independent swimming.Parents are NOT required to be in the water with their children.

Ages: 3 1/2-5 years old.

Level 1: Introduction to Water SkillsEnter/exit the water safely, submerge mouth, nose and eyes, exhale un-derwater (blow bubbles) through mouth and nose, open eyes underwater,show comfort maintaining a front float/back position, while supported, re-cover to a standing position while supported.

Ages: Must be age 5 at the start of class to enroll.

Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic SkillsDemonstrate a front/back glide (2 body lengths), float in a face-down po-sition and recover from a back float to a standing position while unsup-ported, swim on front/back using any combination of arm and leg actionswhile unsupported.

Level 3: Stroke DevelopmentIndependently jump into deep water from the side, demonstrate a head-first entry from the side in a sitting or kneeling position, submerge and re-trieve an object (independently) from chest-deep water, demonstraterotary breathing with body in a horizontal position, and demonstrate asurvival float in deep water.

Level 4: Stroke ImprovementDemonstrate a dive from the side of the pool, swim underwater, anddemonstrate each stroke for the following distances: Front crawl–25 yards,Back crawl–25 yards, Butterfly– 15 yards, Breaststroke–15 yards, Elementarybackstroke–15 yards, Swim on side using scissor-like kick–15 yards.

Level 5: Stroke RefinementDemonstrate front/back flip turns demonstrate the following strokes: Frontcrawl–50 yards Back Crawl–50 yards, Butterfly–25 yards Breaststroke–25yards Elementary backstroke –25 yards Sidestroke–25 yards, Demonstratesurvival swimming (2 minutes).

Level 6: Swimming & Skill ProficiencyLearning Objectives: Four components all of which stress endurance swim-ming & stroke technique. Personal Water Safety, Lifeguard Readiness, Fit-ness Swimming, Fundamentals of Diving.


Aquatics ProgramsAQUA CARDIO FITCardio aerobic class that's safe, heart healthy andgentle on the joints. The workout includes low im-pact movements, upper-body and abdominal con-ditioning, stretching and relaxation exercises.Aquatic equipment is used.Instructor: Chlake RaineauLocation: Waddell PoolAges: 18+Meets: M/W, 6/27-8/10, 5-6 PM (No class 7/4)Fee: $65/$82 (nr)

TEEN BEGINNER LESSONS Swim class is designed specifically for the teenagerwho is interested in learning to swim or who mayhave a fear of water. No previous swim experienceis required and class is taught with peers in thesame age group. Taught by an American Red Crosscertified instructor and will orient students to anaquatic environment and create a sound founda-tion for swimming and safety skills. Instructor: Josh CharetteLocation:Waddell PoolAges: 13-18 years oldMeets: Sun, 7/10-8/7, 6-7 PMFee: $25/$32 (nr)

DEEP WATERSee full description on page 25.

SWIM FOR FITNESSSee full description on page 25.

HYDRO FITSee full description on page 25.

GRANDPARENT & CHILD OPEN SWIMSee full description on page 23.

NOODLE NIGHTSSee full description on page 23.

DECK ART DAYSSee full description on page 23.

Beginner Adult LessonsDesigned for the first time swimmer of for thosehow have a fear of the water.Instructor: Lori DuszaAges: 18+Fee: $35/$44 (nr)

Waddell PoolSession 1: Su, 7/10-8/7, 4-5 PMSession 2: Su, 7/10-8/7, 5-6 PM

Saulters PoolSession 1: T/Th, 6/28-7/28, 5-6 PM (No class 7/4)

Private Swim Lessons(Manchester Residents ONLY-Ages 5 and up)Private swim lessons (1:1) and semi-private swimlessons (1:2), structured to cater to meet you oryour child’s specific instructional needs, are nowavailable. The aquatics staff will work with you tocustomize a personal swim lesson schedule with anexperienced instructor. Lessons will be available inthe mornings and evenings. Lessons are offered asfour 30-minute sessions at mutually agreed upontimes. Lessons will not be available during the peaktimes of the day when the pools are most crowded.Semi-private lesson participants must be within askill level of each other. To register for the program,please contact the Recreation Division at 860-647-3087. Please be prepared with dates, times andpool locations that are preferable. Payment is re-quired prior to the start of the first lesson.

PRIVATE SESSION4 x 30 Minute Private (1:1) LessonsFee: $100/Person

SEMI-PRIVATE SESSION4 x 30 Minute Semi-Private (1:2) LessonsFee: $160/ for 2 people

REGISTRATION INFORMATIONCall 860-647-3087 for more information or to register for private or semi-private lessons.

AQUATICS LESSONS & PROGRAMS

NEW

Level Time Day Sessions NotesPreschool 5:00-5:30 PM M-F 1,2,3Preschool 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,3Preschool 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

1 5:00-5:30 PM M-F 1,2,31 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,31 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,32 5:00-5:35 PM M-F 1,2,32 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions Notes1 9:35-10:05 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp only1 10:10-10:40 AM M-F 1,2,31 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,32 9:00-9:30 AM M-F 1,2,32 10:10-10:40 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp only2 10:45-11:15 AM M-F 1,2,32 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,32 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,33 9:35-10:05 M-F 1,2,3 Camp only

Level Time Day Sessions Notes

2 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,33 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,33 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,33 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,34 5:00-5:30 PM M-F 1,2,34 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,35 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,36 6:10-7:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions Notes3 10:45-11:15 AM M-F 1,2,33 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,34 9:00-9:30 AM M-F 1,2,34 10:10-10:40 AM M-F 1,2,3 Camp only4 10:45-11:15 AM M-F 1,2,34 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,35 9:00-9:30 PM M-F 1,2,35 9:35-10:05 PM M-F 1,2,3 Camp only5 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions Notes

Infant 10:35-11:05 AM M/W 1

Infant 5:00-5:30 PM T/TH 1

Infant 6:10-6:45 PM M/W 1

Infant 6:10-6:45 PM T/TH 1

Toddler 10:35-11:05AM M/W 1

Toddler 5:00-5:30 PM M/W 1

Toddler 6:10-6:40 PM M/W 1

Toddler 6:10-6:40 PM T/TH 1

Preschool 10:35-11:10 AM M/W 1

Preschool 5:00-5:30 PM M/W 1

Preschool 5:00-5:35 PM T/TH 1

Preschool 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions NotesPreschool 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,3

1 9:30-10 AM M-F 1,2,31 10-10:30 AM M-F 1,2,31 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,31 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,32 9:30-10 AM M-F 1,2,32 10-10:30 AM M-F 1,2,32 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,32 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,32 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,33 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,3

3 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,33 7:20-7:50 PM M-F 1,2,3

West Side Pool, 110 Cedar Street

Swanson Pool, 48 North Main Street

Globe Hollow Swimming Area, 100 Spring Street

Level Time Day Sessions NotesInfant 5:00-5:35 PM M/W 11 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,31 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,32 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,32 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,3

Level Time Day Sessions Notes3 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,34 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,34 6:45-7:15 PM M-F 1,2,35 5:35-6:05 PM M-F 1,2,36 6:10-6:40 PM M-F 1,2,3

Salters Pool, 103 Lydall Street

Registration Begins:June 4, 20169-11 AM

at Community Y Recreation Center

Learn to Swim InformationAll swim lessons will be held rain or shine unless temperaturedrops below 65 degrees. Decisions on class cancellations willbe made 15 minutes prior to the start of the class.

Registration InformationRegistration for all pools will begin at 9 AM on Saturday, June4. Registration will be taken in-person and online. (Please notethat on-line registration requires users to set up an accountwhich may take time the day of registration).

Swim lessons are open to Manchester residents only. Childrenmay not be enrolled in more than one class per session. Pleasenote that parents who register their child for more than oneswimming session at registration, take the chance of not plac-ing their child in the correct level because that child may ormay not pass the initial level they are enrolled in. If incorrectplacement occurs, parents may call the Recreation Depart-ment and transfer their child into the correct level assumingspace is available.

In-Person Registration: In-person registration will be heldat the Community Y Recreation Center, 78 North Main Streetfrom 9-11 AM on June 4. After that date registration will betaken at Recreation Division registration locations.

On-line Registration: Log onto reconline.townofmanches-ter.org to register for swim lessons beginning at 9 AM.

Fee: The fee for swim lessons is $25 for the first child, $15 foreach additional sibling per session. Discount is provided forsiblings only.

Age Requirements: Please note the following age require-ments for swimming levels.

Infant: 6 months through 18 months (adult must be•in the water with child).

Toddler: 19 months through 3 years 5 months (adult•must be in the water with child).

Preschool: 3 years 5 months through 5 years•

Levels 1-6: Ages 5 and up•

Class ratio:Infant: 1:12•Toddler: 1:12•Preschool: 1:6•Levels 1-6: 1:8•

Once class levels reach maximum enrollment, registration forthat class will close.


AQUATICS SCHEDULE & INFORMATION

SWIM LESSON SCHEDULEM-F SESSIONSSession 1: 6/27-7/8 (No class 7/4)Session 2: 7/11-7/22Session 3: 7/25-8/5

M/W SESSIONSession 1: 6/27-8/1 (No class 7/4)

TU/TH SESSIONSession 1: 6/28- 7/28


Partners in PlayThis summer program is designed to provide young children with the opportunity to discover learning throughmusic, movement, and arts & crafts. Children will experi-ence socialization while parents or caregivers are present.The class includes Free Play Fridays from 9:30 - 11:30 AMwhere participants from all classes are welcome to drop inwith their parents or caregivers to enjoy a less structuredclass. Siblings under one year and not mobile are welcometo attend. Older siblings are not allowed.Instructor: Karen RowellLocation: North West Park Early Childhood Center

TODDLER TIMEMeets: T/Th/F, 9:30-11 AMAge: 1-2 years oldFee: $22/$25(nr) per weekWeek 1: Red, White & Blue Week, 7/5-7/7Week 2: Animal Week, 7/12-7/15 Week 3:Water Week, 7/19-7/22 (suit, towel & water shoes)Week 4: Safety Week, 7/26-7/29Week 5: Nature Week, 8/2-8/05

CREATIVE KIDSMeets: M/W/F, 9:30-11:30 AMAge: 2.5 - 5 years oldFee: $26/$29(nr) per weekWeek 1: Red, White, & Blue Week, 7/6-7/8Week 2: Animal Week, 7/11-7/15 Week 3:Water Week, 7/18-7/22 (suit, towel & water shoes)Week 4: Safety Week, 7/25-7/29Week 5: Nature Week, 8/1-8/05

Cradle to CrayonsChildren will have opportunities for free play and to social-ize with others as well as engage in activities such as artprojects, story time, and other activities to prepare them fora classroom environment. All children are encouraged toenage in activities at their own pace and ability. Join us eachweek for a new theme and activities! Parents are requiredto attend. Families are encouraged to come early or staylate to enjoy use of the playground facilities. This programis designed for 2-4 year olds, however caregivers withyounger children are encouraged to attend and offer theirchildren more guidance in the classroom.Facilitator: Caitlin McNamaraLocation: North West Park Early Childhood CenterAge: 2-4 years oldMeets: F, 3-4:15 PMSession 1: 7/8-7/29Session 2: 8/12-8/26Fee: $0

Create with Me THE COLORS OF VINCENT VAN GOGHJoin us and explore the colors of the rainbow through theeyes of Post-Impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh, aDutch painter who made over 900 paintings in his short life(1853-1890). This week of creative investigation will includepaint, paper, glue, sculpture, experiments, and play! Welearn about color mixing, the rainbow, the light spectrumand the many paintings of Van Gogh. Dress for a mess!Facilitator: Reagen O’Reigaekn-HoltLocation: Nathan Hale CenterAge: 3-8 years old, with a caregiverMeets: M-F, 9:30-11:30 AMSession 1: 7/11-7/15Fee: $0

STORY TELLING AND PUPPET MAKINGJoin us to hear stories, and make finger puppets, felt pup-pets, shadow puppets, story aprons, a puppet theater andmore. Puppets offer a link between learning and the dra-matic play that is believed to be fundamental to a child’ssocial, cognitive, and emotional growth. Puppets encouragecreative discovery, help children express feelings throughrole-playing, and encourage even the most reluctantreader!Facilitator: Reagen O’Reigaekn-HoltLocation: Nathan Hale CenterAge: 3-8 years old, with a caregiverMeets: M-F, 9:30-11:30 AMSession 1: 7/25-7/29Fee: $0

Parent/Child Swim Lessons For more information on early childhood swim programssee Aquatics on page 14.

PeeWee Tennis LessonsLearn to play the game of tennis stressing footwork, groundstrokes, service and volleying. All lessons are played at theRobertson Park tennis courts. Bring your own racquet. Instructor: Volunteer InstructorsLocation: Robertson Tennis CourtsAge: 4-7 years old

MORNING SESSIONSMeets: M-Th, 6/27-8/18, 9:30-10 AMFee: $14/$18(nr) per weekSession 1: 6/27-6/30 (Meets M-Th)Session 2: 7/05-7/08Session 3: 7/11-7/14Session 4: 7/18-7/21Session 5: 7/25-7/28Session 6: 8/1-8/4Session 7: 8/8-8/11Session 8: 8/15-8/18

EVENING SESSIONSMeets: M/W, 6/27-8/24, 5-5:30 PMFee: $20/$25(nr) per weekSession 1: 6/27-7/13 (Meets M/W)Session 2: 7/18-8/3Session 3: 8/8-8/24

Skyhawks® Sports AcademySee specialty camps for more information about early child-hood Skyhawks programs on page 24.

Lego® CampsSee specialty camps for more information about early child-hood Lego Camp programs on page 24.

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Youth Tennis LessonsLearn to play the game of tennis stressing footwork, groundstrokes, service and volleying. All lessons are played at theRobertson Park tennis courts located on North Main Street.Bring your own racquet. Instructor: Volunteer InstructorsLocation: Robertson Tennis CourtsAges: 8-12 years old

MORNING SESSIONSMeets: M-Th, 6/27-8/18, 10-11 AMFee: $27/$34(nr) per weekSession 1: 6/27-6/30 Session 2: 7/05-7/08 (Meets T-F)Session 3: 7/11-7/14Session 4: 7/18-7/21Session 5: 7/25-7/28Session 6: 8/1-8/4Session 7: 8/8-8/11Session 8: 8/15-8/18

EVENING SESSIONSMeets: M/W, 6/27-8/24, 5:30-6:30 PMFee: $40/$50(nr) per weekSession 1: 6/27-7/13 (Meets M/W)Session 2: 7/18-8/3Session 3: 8/8-8/24

Youth Basketball LeaguesTeam play with emphasis on fundamental instruction &competitive play. For boys & girls, played outdoors. Ifleagues do not have enough enrollment, we will combinethe leagues and adjust the night schedules.

CO-ED YOUTHInstructor: Volunteer CoachesLocation: Mahoney Recreation Center Outdoor CourtsAges: 8-9 years oldMeets: M/Tu, 6/27-8/16, 6-8 PMFee: $30/$20 second sibling/$10 third sibling*Mandatory Evaluation Clinic 6/13 @ Mahoney Rec Centerat 6 PM. Participants should bring sneakers, shorts, shirt anda water bottle.

CO-ED TEENInstructor: Volunteer CoachesLocation: Mahoney Recreation Center Outdoor CourtsAges: 10-12 years oldMeets: W/Th, 6/29-8/18, 6-8 PM Fee: $30/$20 second sibling/$10 third sibling*Mandatory Evaluation Clinic 6/14 @ Mahoney Rec Centerat 6 PM. Participants should bring sneakers, shorts, shirt anda water bottle.

Teen Swim Lessons For more information on teen swim lessons and courses seeAquatics Lessons and Courses on page 20.

Noodle NightsJoin us at the pool for noodle and float night. Bring a floator grab a noodle and relax at the pool. Pools will have lim-ited noodles available for use. (Noodles and floats are onlyallowed at designated events and times). For dates and lo-cations see Community Events on pages 16-18.Location: VariesAges: All AgesFee: $0 (Facility Pass Required)

Deck Art DaysOn select Saturdays throughout the summer, bring yoursidewalk chalk to the pool and showcase your artistic abil-ities! Children can decorate the pool deck and prizes will begiven for the most creative chalk drawings. For dates andlocations see Community Events on pages 16-18.Location: Varies Ages: All AgesFee: $0 (Facility Pass Required)

JukidoA co-ed self defense course incorporating Judo, Aikido andKarate. The main emphasis is on students doing their best.Instructor: Richard WebsterLocation: Community Y Recreation Center

BEGINNERSAges: 6+ Meets: F, 7/8-9/23, 6-7 PM Fee: $75/$94 (nr)

RETURNING (Prerequisite: Jukido Beginners)Instructor: Richard WebsterLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 6-14 Meets: F, 7/8-9/23, 7-8 PMFee: $75/$94 (nr)

JourneyIn this program you’ll explore nature, learn about plants andanimals, and try your hand at woodworking.Facilitator: Pete WlochowskiLocation: Youth Service BureauAges: 9-14 years oldMeets: M-F, 9AM-3PMFee: $0Session 1: 7/11-7/15 (9-10 years old)Session 2: 7/25-8/5 (11-14 years old)

Girls CircleA program where girls are invited to make friends, talkabout important issues, and gain confidence through creative activities and inspiring trips.Facilitator: Beth Mix & Heather WlochowskiLocation: Youth Service BureauAges: 10-16 years oldMeets: M-F, 9AM-3PMFee: $0Session 1: 6/27-7/1 (10-12 years old)Session 2: 7/11-7/15 (13-16 years old)

Boys WeekA week long enrichment program that deals with issuesyoung men face through fun and challenging activities, dis-cussion, and guest speakers.Facilitator: Pierre BrillantLocation: Youth Service BureauAges: 13-16 years oldMeets: M-F, 7/25-7/29, 9AM-3PMFee: $0

Urban ExpeditionEnjoy a week of exploring Manchester and seeing localsights you may never have seen before. Join us to discoversome of the great things Manchester has to offer.Facilitator: Heather Wlochowski & Beth MixLocation: Youth Service BureauAges: 11-14 years oldMeets: M-F, 7/18-7/22, 9AM-3PMFee: $0

Grandparent & Child Open SwimGrandparents, bring a child with you to a fun, relaxed openswim time. Noodles and pools toys will be provided for anenjoyable time with your special little one.Location: West Side PoolMeets: T/Th, 6/28-7/28, 10:30-11:30 AMWho: Grandparents and their young guests. *Grandparents must possess a valid Senior Center orRecreation card.

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Skyhawks® Sports AcademySkyhawks® Sports Academy provides sports programswhere children discover and develop athletic skills and so-cial values, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship.To register for Skyhawks® camps visit, skyhawks.com or call(800) 804-3509.

FLAG FOOTBALL CAMPBoys and girls learn skills on both sides of the football in-cluding the core components of passing, catching and de-fense - all in a fun and positive environment.Location: WestSide OvalMeets: M/T/W/Th, 6/20-6/23, 6-7:30 PMAges: 6-10 years oldFee: $70

MINI-HAWKS® (SOCCER, BASEBALL & BASKETBALL)This multi-sport program was developed to give children apositive first step into athletics. Mini-Hawk® games and ac-tivities are designed to allow campers to explore balance,movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill developmentat their own pace. Skyhawks staff are trained to handle thespecific needs of young athletes. Meets: M-F, 9 AM- 12 PMAges: 4-7 years oldFee: $109Session 1: M-F, 6/20-6/24Location: Robertson ParkSession 1: M-F, 8/8-8/12Location: Nathan Hale Center

MULTI-SPORT (SOCCER, BASEBALL, BASKETBALL & FLAG FOOTBALL)This multi-sport camp is designed to introduce young ath-letes to a variety of different sports in one setting. By theend of the week, your child will walk away with knowledgeof multiple sports along with vital life lessons such as re-spect, teamwork, and self-discipline.Meets: M-F, 8/8-8/12, 9 AM- 3 PMAges: 7-12 years oldFee: $139Location: WestSide Oval

TINY-HAWK® (SOCCER & BASKETBALL)The essentials of soccer and basketball are introduced in afun and safe environment with lots of encouragement. Chil-dren will learn balance, body movement, hand/eye coordi-nation, and skill development through a series ofsports-specific games tailored to their attention spans. Meets: M-F, 12:15-1 PMAges: 3-4 years oldFee: $59Session 1: M-F, 6/20-6/24Location: Community Y Recreation CenterSession 1: M-F, 8/8-8/12Location: Nathan Hale Center

Camp KennedyCamp Kennedy Adult Week 2015. 51 years of summer fun!For adults with developmental challenges. Must be out ofHigh School and or 21+ years of age. Residents and non-residents are invited to attend for a fun-filled week. All pa-perwork and doctors form must be completed beforestarting camp.Location: Camp Kennedy Site adjacent to Martin SchoolMeets: M-F, 8/8-8/12, 9 AM - 3 PMAges: 21+Fee: $30

Ropes CourseThis program includeds fun active games, low elementswhich present challenges 2-3 feet off the ground , andhigh elements where participants will climb 25-40 feet inthe air! The philosophy of this program is “Challenge byChoice.” Participants can choose their level of challenge.All instructors are certified Ropes Course Facilitators. Forregistration information please call (860) 647-5213Location: Manchester Ropes Course, 180 Hillstown Road.Ages: 10-12 years oldMeets: M-F, 9AM-3PMFee: $155/175(nr) per weekSession 1: 6/20-6/24Session 2: 8/8-8/12

Lego® CampsMINE, CRAFT, BUILD: ADVENTURE GAME USING LEGO®

Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO®! Build a Zoo, create aMedieval Castle, and design a Tree House Village! ThisLEGO® experience is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors inspired by the popular game, Minecraft.Students will have a blast, even without any prior experi-ence with Minecraft or LEGO®.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 6/20-6/24, 9 AM-12 PMAges: 5-6 years oldFee: $145/ $155 (nr)

MINE, CRAFT, BUILD: SURVIVAL GAME USING LEGO®

Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO®! Resourcefulness, cre-ativity, and cooperation come together in this unique build-ing adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources,craft tools, and watch out for Creepers! This ultimate LEGO®

Minecraft experience is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors, using gameplay elements and charactersinspired by the popular Minecraft video game. Students willhave a blast, even without any prior experience withMinecraft or LEGO®.Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 6/20-6/24, 1-4 PMAges: 7-10 years oldFee: $145/ $155 (nr)

PRE-ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS USING LEGO®

Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands ofLEGO®! Build engineer designed projects such as boats,bridges, mazes and motorized cars, and use special piecesto create your own unique design! Explore the endless cre-ative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with theguidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor, who willchallenge new and returning students to engineer at thenext level with all new projects! Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 8/8-8/12, 9 AM-12 PMAges: 5-6 years oldFee: $145/ $155 (nr)

ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS USING LEGO®

Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnolo-gies and tens of thousands of LEGO®! Apply real-world con-cepts in physics, engineering, and architecture throughengineer-designed projects such as arch bridges, skyscrap-ers, motorized cars, and the Battletrack! Design and buildas never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a sup-portive environment. An experienced instructor will chal-lenge new and returning students to engineer at the nextlevel with all new projects!Location: EastSide Neighborhood Resource CenterMeets: M-F, 8/8-8/12, 1-4 PMAges: 7-10 years oldFee: $145/ $155 (nr)

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Adult Tennis LessonsLearn to play tennis stressing footwork, ground strokes,service and volleying. Bring your own racquet. Instructor: Volunteer InstructorsLocation: Robertson Tennis CourtsAges: 17+Meets: M/T/W, 6/27-8/24, 6:30-7:30 PMFee: $40/$50(nr) per sessionSession 1: M/W, 6/27-7/13Session 2: M/W, 7/18-8/3Session 3: M/W, 8/8-8/24

Total Body PlusTrain every major muscle group through strength/resistanceexercises using a variety of equipment. Increase strength,endurance and core conditioning with cardio "bursts" to in-crease your heart rate & burn fat.Instructor: Brenda BourneLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 18+Session 1: M/W, 6/27-7/27, 5:45-6:45 PM (No class 7/4)Fee: $45/$56 (nr) Session 2: M/W, 8/1-8/31, 5:45-6:45 PMFee: $50/$63 (nr) Session 2: M/W, 9/12-9/28, 5:45-6:45 PMFee: $30/$38 (nr)

JukidoA co-ed self defense course incorporating Judo, Aikido &Karate. Main emphasis is on students doing their best.Instructor: Richard WebsterLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 15+Meets: F, 7/8-9/23, 8-9:15 PMFee: $81/$101 (nr)

PilatesFocusing on developing core strength, reducing neck, hip,and back pain, working on posture and developing totalbody strength. Thick Pilates mat is recommended.Instructor: Miriam DeGrandiLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 18+Meets: Th, 9-10 AMSession 1: 6/16-8/4Fee: $40/$50 (nr) Session 2: 9/8-9/29Fee: $20/$25 (nr)

Deep WaterIdeal class for anyone seeking a totally non-impact cardioexercise program. Open to men and women of all ages &fitness levels. Just bring a towel, some bottled water & beprepared to smile.Instructor: Leslie FreyLocation: Waddell PoolAges: 18+Meets: T/Th, 6/28-8/11, 5:15-6 PM (No class 7/7)Fee: $52/$65 (nr)

Hydro FitGet a great FULL HOUR workout to music while benefitingfrom the water's resistance. Build muscle strength, muscletone and endurance without the impact of land exercise. Instructor: Leslie FreyLocation: Swanson PoolAges: 18+Meets: T/Th, 6/27-8/10, 7-8 PMFee: $65/$82 (nr)

Aqua Cardio FitSee Aquatics page 20.

Swim for FitnessSwim 30 consecutive laps by the end of the class. Thiscourse is designed for swimmers who can demonstrate thebasic skills required to swim the crawl stroke. Instructor: Lori DuszaLocation: Swanson PoolAges: 18+Meets: M/W, 6/27-8/10, 7-8 PMFee: $65/$82 (nr)

Strength for LifeThis non impact class helps people improve their balance,muscular strength and muscular endurance. A focus on coreconditioning, functional fitness and flexibility too!Instructor: Miriam DeGrandiLocation: Community Y Rec CenterAges: 18+

WEDNESDAYSSession 1:W, 6/15-8/3, 9-10 AMFee: $40/$50 (nr)Session 2:W, 9/7-9/28, 9-10 AMFee: $20/25 (nr)

FRIDAYSession 1: F, 6/17-8/5, 9-10 AMFee: $40/$50 (nr)Session 2: F, 9/9-9/30, 9-10 AMFee: $20/$25 (nr)

Yoga for Active LifestylesIn this class, you will practice poses to increase your rangeof motion and flexibility, especially in the hips and ham-strings by cultivating upper-body strength, core strengthand balance. Instructor: Barbara TitusLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterAges: 18+Session 1: M/W, 6/27-7/27, 6:30-7:30 PM (No class 7/4)Fee: $45/$56 (nr) Session 2: M/W, 8/1-8/31, 6:30-7:30 PMFee: $50/$63 (nr) Session 3: M/W, 9/12-9/28, 6:30-7:30 PMFee: $30/$38 (nr)

Personal Training 1-on-1Contact Community Y Recreation Center for information.

Walk Live Power ClassExciting, motivating music along with four basic steps makethis Walk fun and suitable for all fitness levels!Instructor: Robin FrostAges: 18+Session 1: M, 7/11-9/26, 4:45-5:30 PMLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterFee: $48/$60 (nr)Session 2: M, 7/11-9/26, 6:30-7:15 PMLocation: Nathan Hale CenterFee: $48/$60 (nr)Session 3: W, 7/6-9/21, 6:30-7:15 PMLocation: Nathan Hale CenterFee: $48/$60 (nr)

Fit For Delivery This prenatal exercise is taught by a certified perinatal fit-ness specialists designed especially for expectant moms.Classes include cardio, strength exercises, and stretchingand relaxation techniques. Join between weeks 12 and 28of your pregnancy for maximum program benefit. Continuefor as long as you wish until the birth of your baby. Location: Community Y Recreation Center Meets: Ongoing T/Th, 6:45-7:45 PM Fee: $40 per monthRegister: Call Betsy Crayton, 860-647-4790

Team ActiveThis course will provide participants with challenging, yetmotivating strength and cardiovascular conditioning.Location: Nathan Hale CenterInstructor: Cindy GuimondMeets: T/Th, 9:30-10:15 AMFee: $16/$20 (nr)Session 1: T, 7/5-7/26Session 2: T, 8/2-8/23Session 3: T, 8/30-9/20Session 1: Th, 7/7-7/28 Session 2: Th, 8/4-8/25Session 3: Th, 9/1-9/22

Team FitTeam Fit provides participants with challenging, yet moti-vating strength and cardiovascular conditioning sessionsthat include a variety of innovative exercises to improveyour overall fitness. This program is designed for all fitnesslevels, customized to each individual. Location: Nathan Hale CenterInstructor: Karen CinimoMeets: M/W, 5-5:45 PMFee: $16/$20 (nr)Session 1: M, 7/11-8/1Session 2: M, 8/8-8/29Session 3: M, 9/12-9/26Session 1:W, 7/6-7/27 Session 2:W, 8/3-8/24Session 3: W, 8/31-9/28 (No Class 9/7)

ADULT FITNESS

RECREATION PROGRAMS - EASY REGISTRATIONThe Recreation Division offers four different ways to register for programs.

(See Page 27 for Senior Center registration details.)

REGISTRATION DATESResidents: Monday, May 16, 2016 (9 AM at all registration sites)Non-residents: Wednesday, May 18, 2016

REGISTRATION OPTIONS1. Internet Registration 24/7 Avoid waiting in line and enjoy the convenience of registering from your home com-puter 24 hours a day/seven days a week. Log on to: RecOnline.townofmanchester.org

2. Mail-in RegistrationMail-in registration will be accepted for all programs with the exception of the youthswimming lessons and Senior Center programs. Registration is randomly processed byits post-marked date. Confirmation will be sent within five working days of receipt. Pay-ment can be made with check, money order and Master Card or Visa only.

3. Walk-In RegistrationWalk into any of the following registration sites M-F, during listed business hours. Pay-ment can be made with cash, check, money order and credit/debit card (Master Cardand Visa only).

Center Springs Main Office, 39 Lodge Drive•Community Y Rec Center, 78 North Main Street•Customer Service Center, Town Hall, 41 Center Street •

RESIDENCY POLICY AND NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATIONParticipants must be Manchester residents and proof of residency is required upon registration, unless otherwise noted. A resident is defined as a person who permanentlyresides in the Town of Manchester. Non-residents may only register for programs thatindicate nr-(non-resident fee) next to the listed fee.

PROGRAM ENROLLMENT POLICYEnrollment is limited and most programs are based on a first come, first serve basis.The Recreation Division reserves the right to cancel or close a program which does notmeet minimum enrollment requirements.

REFUND POLICYFull refunds will be made if a request is made at least one week prior to the start of the program or if the Recreation Division cancels the class. Partial refunds will be madeon a pro-rated basis, based on the date of notification, only in the first half of the pro-grams duration. Refunds will not be considered once classes are half over or after theprogram ends.

PRO-RATING FEES FOR LATE REGISTRATIONLate registration will be accepted for most programs if space permits. Programs will bepro-rated up to 50% at or after the programs mid-point. Registration taken prior to theprograms mid-point will be charged full price.

CONFIRMATION RECEIPTA confirmation receipt of your registration will be mailed for mail and fax registrantsonly. On-line registrants should print out their receipt and walk-in registrants will receivea printed receipt upon registration. Program information will also be included on thisform.

WAITING LISTIf your desired class is filled, you will be placed on a waiting list and your money will bereturned. You will be notified by our department if openings become available.

DON’T BE DISAPPOINTED! REGISTER EARLY!Unfortunately, we are sometimes forced to cancel programs two to three days prior tothe start of the class because of under-enrollment. Or there are times when you waittoo long to register and your class fills. Don’t be disappointed! Register Early!

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Manchester Senior Center549 East Middle Turnpike • 647-3211The Senior Center is a of Division of the Human Services Department. The Senior Center provides a full spectrum ofquality programs including recreational, social and healthprograms for Manchester seniors.Dates of Operation: Year round (Closed – 8/15-8/26)Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30-4:30 PM

Holiday ClosuresSenior Center Programs will be held on Town Holidays: Memorial Day: Monday, May 30thIndependence Day: Monday, July 4th Labor Day: Monday, September 5th

Off Site ProgramsThe Senior Center offers activities that are run outside ofthe Senior Center. These programs, as well as the SeniorCenter programs, are open to Manchester residents whoare 60 and over. Programs include: Breakfast Club, SeniorHoopsters, and At Home Program. For more information,call the Senior Center at 647-3211.

Health ProgramsThe Manchester Health Department provides thefollowing health programs at the Senior Center: BloodPressure Screening, Foot Care, Fall Risk Assessments andHealth Consultation. For more information, contact the Sen-ior Center at 647-3211.

Social Service ProgramsQuestions regarding health insurance, home care, housing,Medicare Savings Plan or anything of a personal nature canbe directed to Kitty Dudley MSW, the Senior Center SocialWorker by making an appointment by calling 647-3211.

Meal ProgramLunch is served daily at noon. Reservations are required24 hours in advance and no later than 12:15 p.m. the daybefore. Call 647-3211 for reservations. Recommended lunchdonation of $2.50 is suggested for 60 and over. Under 60must pay $5.00.

TripsTrips offered by the Senior Center are advertised in theJournal Inquirer paper on Saturdays, in the newsletter andonline. Day trips, overnights, cruises and trips abroad areavailable, brochures are available at the Senior Center. Formore information regarding trips, please call RIma Riedel at(860) 647-5255.

TransportationThe Senior Center provides transportation for Manchestersenior residents who wish to come to the center for classes,activities and lunch. Transportation is also provided forthose who wish to grocery shop on Tuesdays. Our bus goesto a different department store each Wednesday for generalshopping.

Grocery Shopping1st Tuesday: Shop-Rite2nd Tuesday: Stop & Shop3rd Tuesday: Shop-Rite4th Tuesday: Stop & Shop5th Tuesday: Shop-Rite (subject to change)

Department Store Shopping1st Wednesday: Walmart2nd Wednesday: Target3rd Wednesday: Kmart/Kohl's4th Wednesday: Buckland Mall & Christmas Tree Shop5th Wednesday: Walmart (subject to change)

RIDES TO AND FROM THE SENIOR CENTERBus rides can be scheduled up to 3 PM on the day beforeyour ride. Please call the Senior Center office at 647-3211and speak with staff to schedule bus rides.

CANCELLATION OF RIDEIf you find that you need to cancel your ride with us, pleasecall the office. We appreciate as much advancenotice as possible.

Program RegistrationRegistration for all programs, except those listed below willbegin on Monday, May, 16th, 9 AM. Registration will be on-going. Register at the Manchester Senior Center, the Com-munity Y Recreation Center, Center Springs RecreationOffice or at the Customer Service Center.

To avoid LONG lines and LONG waiting periods, PLEASE donot rush to register on May 16. If your class does not fill upor is a drop-in program, feel free to register anytime beforethe class begins.

Financial Assistance It has been the long standing policy of the Town Board ofDirectors that no Manchester resident should be denied ac-cess to town sponsored recreational activities due to finan-cial hardship or other extenuating circumstances. Pleasecontact the Senior Center Social Worker at 860-647-3211for details.

Cancellation Policy During inclement weather, if Manchester schools are closed,all center programs, meals and transportation are canceledfor that day. However, the Center staff is required to reportto the office for its regular scheduled office hours. Whenschool is on a 90 minute delay all programs, meals andtransportation will be delayed until 10 AM. Please note thatall of the programs that were slated to begin before the 10AM delayed opening would be canceled. Call the Center orcheck WFSB Channel 3 for exact time of opening.

Refund Policy for Self-Sustaining ClassesFull refunds will be made if a request is made at least oneweek prior to the start of the program or if the Senior Cen-ter cancels the class.

Membership Renewal Week Membership to the Senior Center must be renewed everyyear. Take the opportunity to have your membership cardrenewed M-F, between the hours of 9 AM and 4 PM duringRenewal Week. Memberships renewed during this time pe-riod will be valid from September 1, 2016 – August 25, 2017.Senior Center membership is open to Manchester residentsonly. For full membership requirements, contact the SeniorCenter at (860) 647-3211 or visit our website:seniorcenter.townofmanchester.orgLocation: Manchester Senior CenterRenewal Week: 8/29-9/2, 9-AM-4PM

SENIOR CENTERGENERAL INFORMATION


Social Leisure ProgramsKaraoke Sing-A-Long HourSinging with a pre-existing song, where you replace thelead singer. Lyrics are presented to singer during song.Instructor: Self GuidedLocation: Senior Center LibraryMeets: F, 6/3-9/9, 11 AM-12 PM

Senior CircleThis group meets for a variety of activities, such as crafts,games, low impact exercise, reminiscing and more. Thisgroup is lead by a Therapeutic Recreation Specialist andrequires pre-registration. This is not a drop-in program.Call the Senior Center for details.Instructor: TBDLocation: Senior Center Craft RoomMeets: T/Th, 6/7-9/8, 10 AM-1 PM

Men’s GroupBe social, meet new friends and let’s “shoot the breeze!”We have a great group of our Senior Center Men drop-ping in for an hour of conversation, current events, healthtopics and more! Instructor: TBD Location: Senior Center LibraryMeets: M, 6/6-8/8, 10:45-11:45 AM

Red Hat SocietyWe are the women in the red and pink hats and meet thefirst Tuesday of the month.Location: Senior Center LibraryMeets: Tu, 6/7-9/6, 1-3:30 PM

Friendship CircleCoffee, crafts and fun. All are welcome to spend themorning with this friendly group working on knitting, cro-cheting and other craft projects.Location: Senior Center Craft RoomMeets: W, 6/1-9/7, 8:30-11:30 AM

Creative Leisure ProgramsWatercolor & Oil PaintingGroup Group of artists meets to draw, create, share and inspireeach other. Participants provide their own supplies.Instructor: Self GuidedLocation: Senior Center Craft RoomMeets: T, 6/7-9/6, 1-3 PM

Digital Photography Group Shooting to printing. Learn photography techniques. Students will take field trips for shooting subjects.Instructor: Senior Center VolunteerLocation: Senior Center Craft RoomMeets: M, 6/6– 9/12, 9:30-11:30 AM

Ceramics

Create your masterpiece from start to finish under the di-rection of a very experienced instructor. Learn techniquesfor painting, glazing and firing.Instructor: Michele D’EsopoLocation: Senior Center Craft RoomMeets: M/F, 9:30-11:30 AMSession 1: 6/3-7/1Session 2: 7/8-8/5Fee: $24

Community GardensWe are fortunate enough to have a large plot of land be-hind the building, which is used as a community garden,open to Senior Center members. Gardeners are responsi-ble for the purchase of their own plants and for tendingto their plots. The garden is ready for planting by mid-May. Members who are interested in a garden plot shouldcall the Senior Center Main Office at 860-647-3211.

Educational Leisure ProgramsBook GroupJoin this group to read and discuss different novels.Location: Senior Center LibraryMeets: 3rd T of the month, 6/21 – 9/20, 10:30-11:30 AM

Quilting GroupThis friendly group will assist with layout, color, selection,pattern and more. Six sewing machines are available.Location: Senior Center Craft RoomMeets: Th, 6/2-9/8, 1-4 PM

Walking GroupThis group meets for treks around town and beyond.Instructor: Self GuidedLocation: Senior Center Parking LotMeets:W/F , 6/1-9/7, 8:45-11 AM

Wii at the Senior Center Come to play bowling, golf, tennis. No prior experiencenecessary. Drop in is Mondays 9-10 AM in the libraryBowling league is Thursdays 10-11:30 AM in the LibraryMeets: M/Th, 6/6-9/8

Senior Drop-In BasketballLocation: Community Y Recreation CenterMeets: M/W/F, 9-11 AM

At-Home Therapeutic RecreationLow impact exercise, crafts, reminiscing, music, currentevents, 1 hour visits on a bi-weekly basis to the homes ofthe individuals that cannot attend the Senior Center. Par-ticipants must be Manchester residents and proof of resi-dency is required upon registration.Instructor: TBDMeets: T-F, 6/7-9/9

SENIOR PROGRAMS

Fitness & Movement Strength and Flexibility Great for all fitness levels. This class uses a combination oflow impact aerobics, light weights and exertubes to improve balance, muscle tone and overall cardio health.Instructor: Colleen ZimmerLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: M/W/FSession 1: M, 6/6-8/1, 10-11 AM (No class 7/4)Session 2: W, 6/1-8/3, 10-11 AMSession 4: W, 6/1-8/3, 11-11:45 AMSession 3: F, 6/3-8/5, 10-11 AMFee: $5 per session

RetroFitThis is an aerobic dance class utilizing classic big bandmusic, rock and roll and show attendance from the thirtiesthrough the seventies. Some contemporary classics will beused as well.Instructor: Rima RiedelLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: T, 5/31-8/9, 11 AM-12 PMFee: $33

Yoga PlusA class designed for the active senior with few limitations.Please bring a mat and towel to class. Instructor: Melissa LittleLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: M/WSession 1: M/W, 6/1-7/27, 2:25-3:15 PMSession 2: M/W, 6/1-7/27, 3:25-4:15 PMFee: $5 per session

Guided MeditationRelax, breathe deep! This instructor led session will helpyou to find inner peace and focus on positive outcomes.Instructor: Laura DunfieldLocation: Senior Center LibraryAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets:W, 6/1-7/27, 11:15-11:45 AMFee: $5 per session

Zumba GoldZumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and dance moves tocreate a dynamic workout system. The routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms andresistance training are combined to tone and sculpt yourbody while burning fat.Instructor: Carole BuffingtonLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: Th, 6/2-8/11, 2-3 PMFee: $5 per session

Line DancingLine dancing is a choreographed dance with a repeatedsequence of steps with people in lines or rows.Instructor: Laura DunfieldLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets:W/Th, 6/2-7/27, 10-11 AMFee: $5 per session

Stronger SeniorsWill include chair aerobics, chair Zumba and will incorpo-rate weights, tubes and stretching.Instructor: Laura DunfieldLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets:W, 6/1-8/10, 9:15-10 AM (No class 7/4)Fee: $5 per session

Light-N-LivelyLow impact cardio workout. Active and fast paced. Seniorsmay sign up for 2 out of 3 classes.Instructor: Chlake RaineauLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: M/W/FFee: $5 per session Session 1: M, 6/6-8/8, 1:20-2:15 PM (No class 7/4)Session 2:W, 6/1-8/10, 1:20-2:15 PMSession 3: F, 6/1-8/12, 11-11:55 AM

Body SculptWeight bearing exercise program for active older adultthat includes warmup, aerobic fitness, core strengthening,flexibility, joint mobility, balance and coordination.Instructor: Chlake RaineauLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: M/WSession 1: M, 6/6-8/8, 12:30-1:15 PM (No class 7/4)Session 2:W, 6/1-8/10, 12:30-1:15 PMFee: $5 per session

BellyRobicsDevelop and improve strength and flexibility, while get-ting a low impact, high energy, cardio-vascular workout. Instructor: Rima RiedelLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: T, 5/31-8/9, 10-11 AMFee: $5 per session

Tai Chi IDevelop and improve strength and flexibility, while get-ting a low impact, high energy, cardio-vascular workout.Use slow, gentle movements to build energy, increase bal-ance and encourage relaxation. All fitness levels.Instructor: Malee KhowLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: T/F, 5/31-8/12Tuesday Session: 2:30-3:30 PMFriday Session: 1-2 PMFee: $5 per session

Tai Chi IIUse slow, gentle movements to build energy, increase bal-ance and encourage relaxation. All fitness levels.Instructor: Malee KhowLocation: Senior Center AuditoriumAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: T/F, 5/31-8/12Tuesday Session: 1:30-2:30 PMFriday Session: 12-1 PMFee: $5 per session

Senior Aqua ExerciseAqua exercise workout incorporating basic stretching andwater resistance. This class is weather dependent. Call theRecreation Division cancellation line at 860-647-3162 forclass status.Instructor: Lori DuszaLocation:WestSide PoolAge: 60+ (Senior Center Facility Card Required)Meets: F, 7/1-8/12, 10:30-11:30 AMFee: $5 per session

Other ProgramsBilliards Meets: M-F, 8:30 AM-4:15 PM

Bingo Meets: M/F, 10 AM- 12 PM

CanastaMeets:W, 2-4 PM

Computer LabMeets: M-F, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

DominoesMeets:W, 12:30-3 PM

Hand & Foot Meets: Th, 1:30-3:30 PM

Mahjongg Meets: T, 12:30-2:30 PM

Open Computer Coaches available. Meets: M/Th, 9-11 AM

Ping PongMeets: M-F, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

PinochleMeets: M, 912:30-2 PM

PokerMeets: M, 12:15-2 PM

SetbackMeets: F, 12:45-3:30 PM

Social BridgeMeets:W, 12:30-4 PM

ScrabbleMeets: Th, 6/2-9/1, 9:30-11:30 AM

CribbageMeets: F, 6/3-9/2, 12:30-3 PM

Duplicate BridgeMeets: Th, 12:30-4 PM Fee: $15/$25 (nr)


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